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Marketing for workers' compensation firms

Workers' comp marketing reaches injured workers searching for help - often in Spanish, often after hours. Rule Seven runs bilingual SEO, Local SEO and intake for comp firms from $2,500/mo, published, and reports the cost to sign each case, by channel and by case type.

Published prices 51-state rule fluency Spanish included
What you get

Reach injured workers where they search

  • Bilingual pages for injured-worker searches
  • Local SEO across the counties you serve
  • 24/7 answering for after-hours injury calls
  • Content that explains the comp process plainly
  • Cost-per-signed-case reporting
Two professionals discussing a workers' compensation claimant campaign.

How it works

  1. Map the demand. We find where injured-worker searches concentrate in your market.
  2. Build bilingual reach. EN/ES pages and Local SEO capture the searches that sign.
  3. Answer every call. 24/7 intake catches after-hours calls comp claimants make.

A heavily bilingual market

Workers' comp has some of the highest Spanish-language search demand in the injury space. Reaching it in English only leaves half the market on the table. Results vary by market and firm.

Compliance: Comp advertising is checked against your state bar's rules and any state workers'-comp advertising restrictions before it publishes.

24/7
bilingual answering - nights and weekends included
$2,500+
per month, published - packages scale with your case mix
Wondering what this would actually cost your firm? Our prices are published - packages from $2,500/mo, and every service has a starting rate you can see before you call.
Straight answers

Workers' comp marketing questions

Q. What does comp marketing cost?

From $2,500/mo, published on our pricing page, plus ad spend at cost.

Q. Is bilingual marketing included?

Yes - it's core, because injured-worker demand is heavily Spanish-language in most markets.

Q. Do you cover after-hours calls?

Yes, 24/7 - many injured-worker calls come in nights and weekends.

Q. Do you promise a benefit amount?

No. We never publish outcome claims a bar prohibits.

Last reviewed . Prices are reviewed quarterly; ad spend is billed at cost.